Declarations

Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking Statement

EDPAK's approach to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in our business and supply chain.

Version 3.0 | Effective 25 September 2026

Purpose and status of this statement

This statement explains the approach EDPAK Limited takes to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in its business and supply-chain relationships. EDPAK has a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery and is committed to acting ethically and transparently.

EDPAK will review whether the statutory annual modern slavery statement requirements apply to the company based on its turnover and other applicable criteria. This document should not be read as an assertion that EDPAK is legally required to publish a Section 54 statement unless those criteria are met.

What is modern slavery?

Modern slavery is an umbrella term covering serious forms of exploitation including slavery, servitude, forced or compulsory labour and human trafficking.

Our commitment

EDPAK will not knowingly enter into or continue a business relationship where a party is involved in modern slavery or human trafficking. Where a serious concern arises, EDPAK will assess the circumstances, take proportionate action and, where appropriate or legally required, report concerns to the relevant authorities.

Supply-chain expectations

EDPAK expects relevant suppliers, service providers and business partners to respect applicable employment, human-rights and anti-slavery laws and to maintain appropriate controls for their own operations and supply chains. Where proportionate to the risk, EDPAK may request information or relevant policies from suppliers and business partners as part of due diligence.

Recruitment and employment

Right-to-work checks are completed where required by law. EDPAK complies with applicable minimum age and minimum wage requirements, and will not knowingly use forced, compulsory or trafficked labour. Recruitment and employment practices are transparent and lawful.

Reporting concerns

Employees, contractors, suppliers and other relevant parties should raise concerns as soon as reasonably possible with our Compliance Officer. EDPAK will consider concerns seriously and take appropriate action, referring matters to relevant authorities where required.

Compliance oversight

Our Compliance Officer is Shoaib Maqsood, responsible for overseeing this statement and reviewing EDPAK's approach periodically. He can be contacted directly at shoaib.maqsood@edpak.co.uk.

Download the full statement

For the complete, detailed version of this statement, download the PDF below.

Download Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking Statement (PDF)